Reef Octopus biochurn pellet reactor

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Been using this reactor for years. About every two weeks I have to tear down and clean our slime which are the broken down pellet. By far the highest maintenance hardware. Thinking of moving to a different type reactor. Anyone with a similar issue and found a fix.
 
Been using this reactor for years. About every two weeks I have to tear down and clean our slime which are the broken down pellet. By far the highest maintenance hardware. Thinking of moving to a different type reactor. Anyone with a similar issue and found a fix.
I have not used bio pellets but I think they should break down more slowly?

Have you had good results with N and P control using the reactor?

How much biological load does the reactor support?

Sorry, more questions than answers but let’s bump this thread up for discussion.
 
Been using this reactor for years. About every two weeks I have to tear down and clean our slime which are the broken down pellet. By far the highest maintenance hardware. Thinking of moving to a different type reactor. Anyone with a similar issue and found a fix.
I used this one for about 6 months and found using the original reef octopus pellets worked better for some reason.
Hope that helps.
I stopped using it altogether due to mulm everywhere. Couldn't stand it.
 

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